Tech Events by LFDT London

This is a second event in a series about the Talent Angels mentorship project. Skills are the currency of talent. In the age of AI, skill demand shifts faster than any individual, educator, or employer can track, making it critical for humans and AI systems alike to know what to learn, how to develop it, and when it becomes relevant.

[FabricOps is an LF Decentralized Trust Lab]( that provides a Kubernetes operator and CLI for provisioning and operating multi-organization Hyperledger Fabric networks from declarative, Fablo-style configuration. In this meetup, Pereowei Daniel will introduce the motivation behind FabricOps, especially the gap between local Fabric development with tools like Fablo and production-oriented Kubernetes deployment.

LF Decentralized Trust Webinar with DSR: Automated Supply Chain Accountability with Computer Vision & Ledger Technology** Join us for a webinar with DSR Corporation, an LF Decentralized Trust General Member and maintainer of multiple open source projects, to explore how computer vision and distributed ledger technology can automate accountability across modern supply chains. You'll learn how combining edge-based AI with ledgers like Hiero and Besu creates immutable, auditable records for damaged goods, handling exceptions, and regulatory compliance.

What PDPP unlocks: four builders on what they built, why it was hard, and what changes now PDPP v1 locks on 3 October. Four teams that have already built on it, from government, industry and frontier startups, each take fifteen minutes: what they built, why it was so hard before a standard existed, and what having one changes for the next person. Then open floor on what you would build. For engineers, product people, policy people and anyone who wants to know what personal data portability is for.

AI is already in our pull requests — and agentic AI needs exactly what we build. Let's talk about both. AI has already arrived in our repositories. It writes patches, reviews pull requests, and is often the first thing a newcomer asks about a codebase they don't understand yet. At the same time, agentic AI is arriving from the other direction — as a use case.

AI agents are entering production with long-lived API keys in their environment, broader access than any task needs, and no answer to the questions: Which agent performed this action? Under whose authority? A single prompt injection, leaked credential, or runaway agent can quickly become a security incident. Security reviews delay deployments, and auditors are often left without sufficient evidence to understand what happened. Existing security infrastructure was not designed for autonomous AI agents.

Climate accounting increasingly depends on systems that were never designed to work together. Registries use different standards and data models. The same activity can appear across multiple systems. Measurement data may come from sensors, satellite observations, models, or manual reporting, often with limited provenance or no straightforward way for downstream users to verify how a claim was produced. These are not only reporting problems but they are problems of interoperability, provenance, reconciliation and trust between independent systems.

A learning group for zero knowledge and SNARK application development. During the year we will systematically explore different aspects of zero knowledge and SNARK programming in application development. Coordination of the learning group is in the discord channel of Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust: [ Github repo for the lab: [ In this session, we will introduce **the zero knowledge bridges.** **Zoom Meeting link:** [ **Please note: This event is being shared with our entire global community.

Online Conference with with Advanced AI Society: Who's Watching the Agents? Launching Proof-of-Control, an open verification standard for the agentic era** Join us on September 23 for a special three-hour online conference with LFDT associate member **Advanced AI Society**: **"*Who's Watching the Agents? Launching Proof-of-Control, an open verification standard for the agentic era*".** As autonomous, non-deterministic AI agents take on critical workflows, enterprise security requires shifting from claims-based trust to openly verifiable execution.

Join Angelina (a contributor and maintainer from the Hiero project) to explore how CodeRabbit can assist developers throughout the software development and review process. Learn how CodeRabbit helps teams plan implementation, improve code quality, streamline reviews, and provide helpful guidance that makes development and collaboration more efficient. **Zoom Meeting Link**: [ **Please note: This event is being shared with our entire global community.